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his Lordship -vas saved trom destruction and even en abled to repulse the,enemr." • " Realty, Sir, 'if the - subject were riot of so s..rious a nattn - e . , it would here be impossible to avoid a hearty laugh. For how stands the argument general engages another, and. beats him soundly : welLand good how, did he 'contrive to beat - his ? it.is scarcely 'credible, Sir, but (he . R-efie*Ws ascert ih.it it was solely .owing " to alare "mistake of his adversary, and the extraordinary. bra, very of his own soldiers." Now as this is guile a novel ia,e of obtaining vict.ries, and a most sub lim discovery of our Northern tae ticiatis it is' by me most earnestly recommended to " the w-rintis consideration of all our commanders both by - se:i and land! l yrtl Wt'llington was not only rescued from de struction by_ his- encrriy.'s_ rare mistake, and the su pt-rior i . ,- ,llantry 'of I is own troops ; but was en- abled a; the Revieaeri acknowledge, even to repulse the. hOs'ile arniy.' At all events then, this, Lord AVellitigton is a most fortunate commander; and he shall . have my Vote for this reasbn at least, if for ",no - other : for the cognoscenti in these matters, consi-ler good fortune as altii‘st every thing ; as a, sine q':4 : to a general ; and it must be confessed Lis Lordship has had extraordinary good fortune, both at Asve, and Ahmed-NagOr, al Roleia, at yitueira, on the Vouga,.ois the Douro, and ai TalaVera. , • `.` The ,• Reviewers continue tl , eir critique by 0- . serving, that tl.e very same army winch he (Lord Welliogton) had somewhat whimsically boasted of having destioyed , a weeks brfore, came on his and he was compelled to fall - back with the utmost rapidity on Portugal, drip en out by one army which he had lit'aten and another which he had completely destro, ed.' • • " I have not the t sluallest doubt but that these gentlemen were highly delighted when they had finished this slnteuee :—they evidently meant it to be a chef-Xce4:vre of their tactics ; as it reads re markably 'kveli„ and is extremely happy in The effect, I am' willing to allow, would_baoe been perfectly irresistible, had not a most unfortunate failing been connected with the passages I have just quoted; namely, that in the compass-of` only two le,s than 11,1/Q misrepresentationsOtcur, upon the nature and design or which, I ‘t ill -cheer • fully leave you, ;. Sir, .and 'the public to' pronounce j Luigi-neut. " The Reviewers ,state, that Loid Wellington boasted of baviiT; COMPLETELY DESTROYED, a few weeks the very sArne ai a:;y which crino upon his rear. Did he so ? •It vows incumbent upon them at lean-to slieW in what dispatih his Lord Ship boastt'd of having "completely destroyed" that army.-- M a rk how a . f ilain extract shall put them 'down ! Iti the official letter twin Lord. Wellington to Lord Castlereagh, dated May hsth, t sog , I find the fol lowing words : " Upon the 'Abide, the enemy has not lost iess than A FQUIITH 01 , HIS ARMY, With, all iris artillery and equipments !! !" Is it thus- then, that they venture to tni•represeut the very words of an official dispatch, in order to degrade the-characr ter of a British General to represent him as igno rant of his.profession, and consequently unworthy the high trusl eol)fi 'ed to hint by nis Sovereign and iris Country this fair and honourable' crit c;srn ? " Are the Edinbri gh Ret iewers so completely un acquainte-d with all the noblest fei,lii.gs which sictu • ate the hut; at; heart, as not , o know that the cliN rider of a soldier,.an ! e of a Comm ier io-Clriel, upon w[ oth the the. whole world. are fixed, is dealefio,.birn than ? Is Lot d Wel . li: , gton to be held tip to, his gracious Master, "to the mri Ole army, to his tel‘ow 7 countryinen, and to our • enemies, as Aim( for rid:cule and conterni.t ? Are all his gloriousachieveinents, which are worthy of thedays of Cressy, ot Aginco,rt, ot Poictiers, and. of Blenheim, to he kept studiously in rhe dark ; and all '‘ his pre-eminent s , t-k ices through a life of glory, of toil, and ot danger, to be snok in the balanec OLD B3ILEY. ednesdly Tfomas Hatcherd and his wife were - indiaeci for feloniously steiiiing a quantity of ap parei, liiie:ll,.Sze.' the property of L:dy Ann Louisa Stewatt. Maria Daysan, Lady A., L. Stewart's maid stated, that . the Laundry at Riehmond was broke open op the night . of the 17th of" April, and the, articles laid in the indtilment. were stolen. Witness afterwards saw part of the property at the prisoner's Louse, whither she went with Latch, an officer, in search. Henry Wells, Lady Stewart's butler, sta'ed iii Con secrience of the robbery haling b. en . corntnitted, he went to. Bow-street to' give information, :and hand bills, de-cribing the prciperty,' ‘.vere immediately circulated.—ln CoustNiu:..ude of this,. part of the pro peity was given up by rs. Dept, a pawnbroker, and the other—at the prisoner's house. - The *woman pi'iotter was acquitted, but the hus band was tbund'guilty. James EastwOod was indiaed for stealing three quarters of a pound of cochineal, value fOs. from one of the warehouses of the London Docks. It appeared, that according to usual practice, the prisoner was searched on leaving yard, when the cochineal was tound in his breeches pocket.— Gri!lf Thomas•Taees and Samuel Mann were capitally in~~ieied for borgiarionsly breaking into-the dwell ing-hOuse o(itobert Gindler, in Queen-street, Seven Dials, :Ind. stealing therein sixteen pieces of brass, value .20s. he, proi erly of \V tn.. Lowe. Tiorngs FOCI was also indidted receiving the same, knowing them iobe stolen. . The tads were nor satistaetorily proved, and the prisonc.,Ts wete acquilked. Yesterday Juhn-Biyant, a man of decent appeax :lnce, who, Slood for embezilii'g from Ills eMployer four several sumsoinounting to t t 71.75.4 d. on befog brought to the bit-, pleaded guilty, in the hope, by a•caudid confession of his criminality, that lii punisiiinent might be mitigated. : • • . The COMMON SERJEANT,. who sat on the Bench, in ta ti.-eling and paffietic appeal to the *unfortunate p;i , oner,, lamented that he had by his, conaitt brought li!niself to' . ihe disgraceful situation in which he stood. Au he (ibe.CointriO - n - Serj , ant) sat _there, however, for the, strict and iinpartiaLadministration justice, he could not; consistently ith his duty w die public, suffer a deljnquent of so danyrous a : Printed by R 1 CIIA RI) HARRIS, of No. 4 , Alftraret.co-itt, liovv.ftreet and by WILLIAM ARM IG R SCR ;PPS, South Molton strce.t, CroFveror qui!, A t the SUN-OFFICE, No. II Y, ytrancl, witre Advertisements, Orders Pciper, Leiters for thy. F4itor, &c, (port-paia), 41 , 10. a4Orcotd, nature to pass without the most exemplary sentence. Wall the catalogliesi'of 'crithesAiihicli were so ire- . quently_presented to his view, that with which the prisoner stood - charged, be conceived to be the most inexcusable. - What tradesman was safe from the villainy of such a character Vie most honest and industrious exertions of a long and arduous life might be blasted by the dishonesty of such a ser vant, who, from the confidence placed in him, mighi serrelly undermine and counteraft the iftit promising hopes of fortune, by dissipating the pro pel-7 of hs master entrusted to his care. Were death the punishment awarded to an offence so ,heinous, no, hope of metep could be entertained,-- The preservation of the interests of 'the country re quired the full sentence of the law to be carried inter execution, and under that conviction therefore, be ordered the prisoner to be—Transported for foiin• fee!' ear s. Tneonfortunate prisoner seemed much affeeled,, and pleaded hard for mecey 3 he statt d triinself to be 42. years :of age, and to have a wife and eight chiklrto dependent on hiin for support. Thomas . Mays 'as indiaed for - stealing a truss of bay, the - property of his master, Mr; Shirley, of Salisbury Farm, Hertford. The prisoner, it appeared, drove the waggons of his master, Mr. Shirley, to and from tOwn, and was frequently in the habit'of selling the hay, in tended for the food of his team, to the . ostlers at the d trerent pu.blie-houses on the road,. .who were the principal initigators, by 'the encouragement they gave, to such ;depredations, to which the farmers round London are continually exposeW The prl soner-Was brought touriid on his own• confession, and expre,iscd the greatest • conirition.-- , -Gtillty. As the principal ()hied of the prosecution was to lead to the detection and punishment of the ostlers, who were the receivers of the. property stolen,* and the encouragers of the thefts so frequently commit.= ted, the prisoner Wasfined,a shilling and discharged, in_ order that he 'might give his evidencti against the ostler of the Bull Inn, at Holloway; it ho is. now in custody. • '- I,ruz. Smith was conviaed of stealing a hearth, rug..from the shop of Mr. Kearne, upholsterer, in Upper Mary-le=bone-street, on Thursday se'nnight. `Margaret Shipleywas also convicted of stealing a watch; the property of James I;lainbrook. The prisoner, was a women of depraved. chua6ter, and the prosecutor having accompanied her td her lodg ings, she tan off with his watch. She was appre hended in about three weeks afterwards, but the wweli was disposed of. Hannah Smith was inditled for stealing the lead' from the, top of ;the 'house in which she iodged.--- This.lady, it appeared, lodged in the garret of a poor milkman, in tie parish of Aldgpte, and, 'as a new way _of " raising the. wind,." 'occasionally raised pices of lead from the gutters of the house, till at length bud completely stripped ,the roof.; The . trap-46(x liadiog out to,the scene of her depreda tion opened - lino her room, and facilitated het occa sional labours. She was. found Guilty. . No other trial of 'interest ; occurred.—The Ilit pottpEß passed sentence upon the following prisoners. DEATH. Thomas Strut,, for -stea;ing goods, value 71. in a dwelling-house ; Richard Junes, alias Cooling, for fi4g,tig the re: eipt of a s the East India ser vice ; Melinda Miipson, for burglary ; John Ingram, for horse ste . Atilt ;! Crowell,, for a'similar ott - ence; Jarnes • Pope, for "a highway rohlte.y; George Humphries, for stealing in a d well i ng- house; Edward Powell, for a slinilar offence; JanesSmither, for ,highway robbery ; and William Ha miltort, alias Mathews, for house-breaking in the day time. FOURTEEN YEARS TRA,N.4ORTATION; Joseph Pearce, for stealing privately troth the person of a Gentleman, in Bond-street; John Bryant, for embezzling 1171. 7s. lod. from his em ployer; and Samuel Solomon; for a similar - offence at Shoreditch: The latter prisoaer abused the Re corder in the 'Most virulent language, for which he was desired to be confined in the Cells, until the time of his removal for transportation. SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION. Thomas Kemp, Elizabeth Booth, 'Martin Perry, Daniel Bedford, Thomas Bradford, Willtani Horn, Thomas Davis, Mary 8,00,th, John Raxworthy, 'Margaret Fitzgerald, William Stowton, Samuel "Lweirue; Jaines Caley, James Butler, Edward .Chertley, John Stoker, John Brown, Ann Smith; alias Webb, Donald Foreside, James Doran, James. Andepion, Mary Browning, Mary Browne, Mary Stnithie, Abraham Hatt, Robert ReeveS, James Barkley, William Murry,' John Crawley, Henry Lascelles, Mary Wilson, Edward White, John Mar , tin, Thomas Hatcher, Catherine Keith, %Winn Mackay, John Cooper, Jobn Henshaw, Harriet, Whitelock, Fl.2nry Osborne, Mary French, John Callagl alt, Elizabeth Smith, James Reyes, and _Edward. Wiiitarn Nott, for felonies of various de, scriptibus.—Tot al 4.5. TWO YEARS IMPRISONURNT. John Taylor and Anne Went, for felonies. Seven' were sentenced to one year's imprison-- thent ; twenty to six - months; and seventeen to be imprisoned tor shorter pet iods, whipind, and dis. charged. The Sessions then adjourned to the 6th of June. A murder, attended with rape and other circiwn stadees of a most atrocious nature, was coma-tilted on Sunday se'unight, in the parish of SpeyMouth, du -ring divine service, on the body of a - girl of the name af Lamb, oily ten years of age. The girl had gone out in the forenoon,with her father's ct tle, to a moor in the vicinity of his farm, where she was followed by a lad of the name of Giliean, a neighbouring farm -servant,. who carried with him an oaken bludgeoa taken from a plantation near the place, with which he felled her to the ground, and afterwards, shocking to relate ! beat out her• brains with two-stones that were found; together with the bludgeon, beside the mangled. body.. After the commission of this bort-id deed he hastened to church to avoid suspicion. For several days he denied the crime laid to his charge, but we are since informed that he admits having committed the. murder, but -Persists in denying the rape. The unhappy wretch pleads mental derangement at the ti ne of commit ting the a6l in extenuation of his lion id barbarity. SPOHTIXG-• IitTEDLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, MONDAY, APRIL 23. The Craven Stakes, a Subs.cription c' logs. each, for all, ages ;, 2, yr olds sst. . lolb. 3 yr olds Bst 4 yr olds Bst. 91b, 5 yr olds 9st. :lb. 6 year olds, gst. slb. and aged 9st. 74b. Across'the Flat. • 'rite Subscription.to oic,se on the. Thursday before running, and the horses to be entered on the Saturday before running. between eleven and one o'clock, at the Kin,es Stables, New rn:trket. • Subscriptions received at the Coffee-house, Newmarket ; and at No. 7, Oxenclon.street, London. Horses, I!‘c. which have never t an at Newmarket, must be shewn at the time and place - of entrance.. . ' . - Produce of S Werpstakes of rap gs. each h. ft. colts, Bst. slb• • fillies, Bst, 2,113. -R. M, Mr. Mellish's b. c. Mr. Edward Mr. Mdlish's t; by Eagle Mr t Mellish's c. by Eagle. Sir 'F. Standish's c_ by Teazle Sir F.. Standish's f, by Teazle Mr. Wilson's c by Sir l'eNr Duke of Grafton's Pledge • Duke of Grafton's f. Fairing Mr. Lake's f. Miss Bob Mr. Lake's f. Gramarie Lord Grosvenor's b. c,. Hepheslion Sir C. Bunbury's b. t. by Whiskey Lord jersey's t. by Ambrosio Mr. Freernantle's ch. f. by Sorcerer • Mr. Abbey's f. Esther Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. ft. for colts and fillies rising yrs old ; colts Sst. 41b, Bst. Ab. M,. - 'General Gower's b. c. by, Kill Devil. Colonel Ilarborci's b. f. by Eagle Duke, Of Rutland's br. F. Painter Colonel Chiltler's f. by Sorcerer Mr. Vansittart's b, c. C. Cheese Duke of G rattan's c. by Whiskey Lord Grosvenor's b. f. I lespePia -Sir C. Isunblity's b. c. I essatny . -Sweepstakes-of toogs. each, Bst. 31. b. each. Across the Fiat. -Mr. Mellish's ch„ o. by Don OuiXotte out of iunius's darn Mr.. Payne's b. f. by Trunpator, out of Lily' Mr. Wilson's c. by Sir Peter : , out of Totterella Sweepstakes of toogs each, h. ft. colts, Bst. fillies, eat, 21b. rising 3 yrs old. Ab.., IVor. Vansittart's gr. c. :Qr. Payne's h. c by Waxy • Mr. R. Colbordie's ch. I. • Lord Foley's f. by Don Quixotte , First Class of the Oatlands Stakes ofsogs. each, h. ft. D. 1.. Lord Grosvenor's Eaton, 5 yrs old, cost. Duke of Grafton's Vandyke, 4 yrs old; "W. 81b. Major Wilson's iuniper, 4 yrs old, gst. •61b. l.ord Oxford's Poulton, 4 yrs old, Bst. tolbs. M,r. Forth's Sunbeam, 4 yrs old, Sst. Mr Bouvetie's Nymphina, s yrs old, Bst. 51b.. • Lord Lowther's Agnes, 4 yrs old Bst. 51b. Sit 1. Shelley's Fanny, 4 yrs old, est 41b. • Mr. Lake's Peter Little, 4 yrs old, Bst. 31b. General Grosvenor's Chryseis, 3 yrs old. 7st. 7:1,b, Mr. El wes's Spindle, 3 yrs old, 41b. Cloye's Zaicla, 3 yrs old, 7st. ilb. Sir F. Evelyn's ch. c. 3 yrs old, 7st. 21b. • Mr. C. Day's Snowdrop,.3 yrs old, 6st. islb, Sweepstakes of bogs, each, h. ft. D. I. Sir W. W.- Wynne' Madamoiselle . Presle, Bst; tolb. Lord Frederick Betitinck's.Persian, 7st. ;nth. Mr. Craven's Black Diamond, sst. 51b. Duke of Grafton's Pope, Bst 711)4, rec. sow from Lord Jersey's Robtri, Bst. 41b. 13. C. 2otags. h. ft. Sir S. Sitwell's c. Marmion,, by Sir Peter, out of 'nail!, agst. Major Wilion's by Young Whiskey, dam by Trum pator, Bst. 21b. each. R. VI. 2,ags. h. ft. 1V2..r. Craven's g. 13randenburgli, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. agst. Gen. Grosvenor's Ramaquin, 2 yrs old, 7,5 t.. M. h. ft. Ld C. Somerset's Windsor, agst Sir J. Mawbiy's l3otleys, SS.t 31b. each'. Across the Fi a t, zoogs. h . f t. Sackville's Dcc;iyer,Bst.7lb. agst. Major Wilson's (u. niper, Bst.. alb. Across the Flat, tongs. h. et. Ld Lowther's Agnes, Bsi. 7:b. agst 1). Of crafton's Bst. rib. D. I'. zoogs.. h. ft. IA Foley's Mr. Conch', 9st. agst o.afGrafton's Charcoal,, 7st. 71b. Two.. , yr-old Course, roogs. 11. ft. TUESDAY The SeCOll4l' Class of the oatiandsgtakes of fogs. each, h. ft. D I. Mt. Croft's Hippomenes, aged, wt. 41b. Sir W. Cerard's Caesar, 6 yrs old, gst 41b. Duke of Colton's Pope, 3: yrs 'old, Sst. t olb. Lord Oxford's Vielorp, 5 yrs old, Bst. 9113„ Mr Lake's Tumbler, 4 yrs old, Bst. glb. Lora. C. Somerset's Scorpion 4 yrs old,_ Bst. Sib. ' Cen. (44.9svener's b. m. by Werthy, dam by Ilighßyer, out of It-deers darn, 5 yrs old, Bst. Bib. 'Mr. Sadler's.Ru . mho, aged, Bst. 611'. Mr. Bamon's Glartiltor, 5 yrs old, Sst. 4,1 b. Duke of Rutland's Ned, 4 yrs old, 7st. 1214. Gez . .. , al Gower's Milth, 3 yrs old, 6st. +alb. Mr, Heath's Little Folly, 3 yrs old. 6st. 81b. • Mr. Thornhill's b. f: by flaufoletom'an, out of Galatea, -agst Mr. F. Craven's eh - f jannette, by King Bladud, out o f the.dam of Rubens, Bst. alb. each. Ab. M. toogs. h. ft. Mr. Lloyd's Puck, Bst.- 51b. agst Mr. Pouglas's Alma naek, Bst. R, M. toogs. h. ft. . Lord F.ow - tber's Hylas. Bst. 71b. agst Mr.Bouverie'slslytn, phina, Bst. 41b. D. 1. tongs. VV.?I?NIFSDAY, The Third Class of the (laHands Stakes of cogs. each, h. ft. D. I. Lord rosvenor's Meteora, -aged, 9st. 41b. Lord lersey's Langton, aged, 9st. ►lb. Mr. Andrew's Thorn, 6 yrs old, Bst. 1 2ilb• Lord Lowther's Hylas, 5 yrs old, .Sst. 81b. Mr. l'avne's Bulrush, 5 yrs.ohl, Bst.` 51b. Mr. Lake's Oberoa. 4 yrs old, 85t..3113. Mr. Batson's Cecilia, 4 yrs old, 'Bst. sib. Duke or Grafton's Charcoal, 4 yrs old, Bst. Mr.,Watson's Grey, 3 yrs old, 7st. 71b. • Mr. Craven's Black Diamond, 3 y.rs old, 7st. 31b. Gen. Grosvenor's Trump, 3 yrs old, 7st. 21b. • Mr. Glossop's flisculapius, 3 yrs old, 6st. 'alb.' Lord Oxford's little Preston, 3-. yrs old, 6st. a 21b. Capt. ilaffenden's Sir Edward, 3 yrs old, 6st. 61b. The following having declared forfeit by the 3oth of Decem ber,-are to pay only logs. each, to be divided amost the owners of the second horses in the three classes. Mr. Croft's Bacchanal, 5 •rs old, 9st. 71b. Mr. Bouverie's Easton, 4 yrs old, Bst. 714. Mr. Wilson's 'York, .4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. General Gower's Stripling, 5 yrs old, Bst. 511), Mr. Forth's Sir Petrone!, 3 yrs old, Sst. 41b. Duke of Rutland's Salvator, 3 yrs old, 7st tolb. Gen Grosvenor's c. by Alexander,, dam by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old, 7st.' 71b.. Lord Grosvenor's f. by' Cesatio, out of Nimble, agst Lord •5,'. G. OSborne's bl. t. by Trumpator, out of Virgin, Sst.zlb., each. Two-yr-old Course, roogs. h. ft. Mr. Andrew's Thorn, 9st. agst. Mr. Shakespeare's Knave of Clubs (late Zoroaster) Bst. Ab. M. icogs. • THURSDAY. Produce Sveepstakes of 200g§. h. ft. colts, Bst. 31b. fillies, Bst. D. M. Mr. Lake's f. Miss Bob. ' _Mr. Lake's f. (dead) by Sorcerer. Mr. Lake's c. by Sorcerer. Mr. Northey's 1. by Sorcerer. Sir F. Standish's c. by Mr. Teazle. Sweepstakes of rocgs. cach, h. ft. Bst. 41b. Ab. M. Lord Lowther's c. by Warier, out of Isabel Mr. Ladbroke's c. Mr. Edward, by Eagle, out of Marianne Lord Jersey's c. by Surcerer, dam by Dungannon Sweepstakes of fogs each. D. I. Sir W. W. Wynne's Mademoiselle Pretle, Bst. 71b. Lord jersey's Lauretta, Sst. 51b. Mr. Vansittart's Burleigh, Est. 2.1 b. Lord F. Rentinck's Persian, 7st. Sib. -Lord Lowther's Loiterer, agst Cen. Cower's Mirth, Bst. 71b. each. Across thc Flat, Oogs. szgs. ft. Sir C. Bunbury's b.. t. by Whiskey, ont of Giantess, agst Mr Thornbill's b. f. by Hatnbletosnan, out of Gal4tea , each. Two.) r.uld Course, toogs. h. ft. FX 1.0,A A Cr,ld Cup, value toogs. by Subscribers of togs. each. Ten Subs: ribers. or no rae. The overplus to he paid to the winner in specie, for 3 yrolds and upwards. Across tite Flat. To be named by ;en o'clock on Yetlucsday everting, and the wFightild: be deck:Tea before dj.PllO q g ' - Tharsday. 111 r. Vigisittart's brother to liurleigh, agst Mr. 1k,” 314.01 . 4'%; c. by Y. Whiskey (bo ug ht at the Prilice' 01 Wark - :.,'•§ 61b. C3Ctl. Two yt old Course, 2aota, -h. tt. • . Duke of G ratton's Pope flit. tilb. agst LCid Dar. llo 4' Levaut, 81b. :Two yr. old Course 20Sgs h. ft. Duke of •Grallon's 11 , 1ore1, Bst.' 714. agst Nlr. ShirkcC.sP , " 'Nuncio, 7 1. 7113. D. L. teogs. Lord C. N. SOrnerseCs Scorpion, ail. 71b., .n$L-LKCI•v'" ford's Vieto:ia, Bst. 1). 1. zacgs. •Sir J. Shelley's Vcx,itioß, agst Mr. Vansittart's . 1 t Cheshire Cheese, brother to) initteigh t or c. by nian, damn, by Delpini, ito bring one to the post) 4,51.. r each. Two yr old, Course, 200 As. h. ft. is Lord C. H. Somerset' s C er b erus, agst 111,ajor Whzat.ley Wren. To run the sd t ne distance as tb,e Two } r finishing the end,of the 13,C. 50gs. No wri6firs'ttreP.tOK l-- Nagsl S'II4P ORAVEsiNt:si 'APItIt e I[7. Arifrxerl-=tire C;ttnetal Stuart, •lamieson, from Mad s-. ., Ntiam-r. -Hasti,tgs, Brown, twin hengali; .13:eiseyt ' 1 . 4 4 , 2 14 '' • front Malta and tbe Ea,,te, Hind, from Madeira. Sailed — the turYdjec, rali,am, for C nracoa ; I.3lackborn ' far Martinique 'Taylor, t'or Anna Bella, Clarke, tot Tobago; fortune, Crowitlo: Cadiz.; Cliflttra„ for, ,Nforne Video ;. Esra . ,, ‘ , •" 4 " - ' sta, for Gibraltar; and the•Elb'e, Liston, for Iceland. , • 4ilt On Sunday last, at Alva, the Lady of James IrtaYq la- Johnston,, sq of it Son. Yesterday, Mrs. Goodbart, wife of Joseph Goodbart, of the - Grove, Hackney, of a Daughter. . , - MANkirli, : ' - On Saturday last, at Bethnal.grecn Church, Mr.. 11• Ct l4 ' ner, to Ml,s Hannah I.'l-lon - ling. On Tuesday last, at Hackney Church,. Mr. 13k1tr*., 4 : Clapham, - Surrey, to NITS. Punier, of I)alstan. •, ,„ On the i7th inst. a t . li ourook h , -green. Ca.nbriagegnU" Mr. T. A.. Melhuish, of FUlbourn, to Mary, second (laugh= ter of CharleS Wedge s Esq. 'of ‘Vestley Bottom, in tag 0404 County. . . .. , DL!). On Ai loth inst. at Kensington Gravel Pits fdlinTQL 7 ' rane, - Esq. of Brompton, Middlesex. . Lately,' the Rev. William Coke, 13. D. Vi car o f Prest o “! Suflttlk, and of MeJtotiParva, Norfolk,'and fohnerly FQll9‘v of Emanuel College, Cambridge. On Saturday last, Mfrs. trances FearOn, at her licgsc PortlancLplace. The same - day, tt Dartmouth, Andrew 'Vinson. Esq. a Wadstray. House, near Darunouth. On Monday last, aged r„;pe months, Richard Aucirr Nlat tiott, SOll of Mr. George Richard Marriott, or:G tear street, Brunswick -;ware.• • • • . • „ - The satve day, at tier. house in the Crescent, iiirrn-ingh4 l "„t Rickards,- Widow of th,e late- [Win .Rickards, Ls tll4, Place. The same evening, at •seven Mrs; Mary A" . 41 4 -. Swire,:aged 42, retie: of the. late Mr. R. 1. of•IA 1 - tenharn, who died On the 30th of lanoary last. On Tuesday,. at his house at Pimlico, Mr. R..tennillgs , , , - • many years one of his Royal Highness the Duke 9.f. . On the 16th inst, in Go.wer-street t • in the i6th year of llt%t • age, Miss lane Boucher; third daughter of the late Rev. nathan Boucher i • of Ei.,so.in, in Surrey. • On. the XiSt of .fune lest, in. She .F.ast. , hldies, Litotenarktr• . j: C. Gordon, of the Bombay Artille'r:k, third soil of the R4'4 - Dr. Gordon, one of the MMisters of Aberdeen. Lately, at St. lames's Palace, Madarve Braridetilaurll; Laundress to Her Majesty. . At her nephew's, ,r. Nash's house in Cornhill, in bOt . 66th year; after along and painful illness. Mrs. NeunburgA, wife of G. V. Ne.unhurg, Esq. of Stamford Baron, N-O* ll= . anaptonshire. At Hymenstown, in the Countlt of Tipperary, thq `foot. Mfs. Robbins, Lady of George Robbins, Esq. and. sister . 9E7 the Hon. George Massy, late of Limerick, now a:4=1044i .eBl4' TG4'KS vEsTE Pant: Stock t Navy S per Cent. 99 risk 5 per Cent. 4 Per cent. 83 x - 84 '* 3 per Cent. Red. 6Si 69-1 691 3 per Z2t. Cons. 69 7 , 70 6 9 7 , Ballk Ann. 18 1 - 4 5-16ths RDAY. India Stoc4, 1,85 i IS4 India Bonds 16s. .7s. pr. Exchequer 13ills t 6s. liS. III - t. Qlnniurn, ~U ' imperial 3 per Cent. • • CORS. for Nlay, 794 1 To 'P. TAYLOR, Surgeon ' No. q, Bridge-StreqT, - London. .• SIR. •Edkpbtirgh, May 2, T N the Spring of 1 704 I was ni-e,-,g. with 1 A Venereal Complaint, which I treated vvitf!. ence for five months; but was - then obliged to apply regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the 004: lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some! , time; bnt'growing, in spite of all medicine and the adV;;E, of the first Gentlemen of the - Faculty h ere , worse art 4 worse' for two ydars, , I was reduced to a state almost ell? &aralleled and beyond description, being as, entire . 1444 nd ulcerated from head to foOt. —M Y head., .throai, nose, legs, "arms, &e. have been alternately in danger 91' becoming useless; in. short, I have had from twenty ffl thirty' eating ulcers on my, body, and' nearly totally prived of sight.—lt• would be voluminous to particuOr• rize - all my case—suffice it to say,. there never was, or evil will be, one of a more dangerous, 'or of a More e om plie. Gated nature.. I was long looked upon by my friends, ai'l(t imagined myself, beyond • all hopes of recovery ,• and, iAt d ee d, ip my then condition, death was preferable to tql more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation dill . I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providenci threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case. a "i 4 Mr. B. of Plymoutii--;my friends read i t , I c ould not.--::1 sent and pnleored :softie of your LE AK.E's I'AT.:3 NI pi ,-which, by using from tine to time, am now, ;I'4 kave long been, (after more than tour: years iiiiiescrinal distress), in as good a state of health as ever I eOjoyell • as proof or this, I had a line, thriving, healthy child, born me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in of rendering my fellow -creature. service, I request you 4/ publish this; and you may at any t:mc refer person ring wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further partla. eulars*, to me or my friends, by.letter or pers n n. As few cases fbr badness will ever egrtl mine, and•nea -e;cceed it, I have from experience every reason to iti•s!lia mankind, ;hat in - your L PILLS they will Tr:l'ls4i sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, ti thae mos• dre44- ful stage of he Venereal Disease, wnieli is called rodge Lugs. " OH • * Insurmountable family reasons prevent maeing name and address public ; but creditable pers ins rer.ilAy wanting information may aiso be referred to me and ?r,?) friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, E(tioh4rg4! Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member ofthe Royal College of 'Surgeon, in Loncton, at his house, N. e New Jfridge.street, Where *will give Advice withirUt,a tee, to per Sons ins these Pills, and will ,iinswer. patients letters, if no le paid, on the same ter m s, observing in all cases the rr•Pe.4 inviolable secrecy, no person's name or ease having mentioned, but at their io.vn particular request, by the ; Pr.:* . prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six y!.!4.(3t., that he has had the conducting of an extensive sale of above Medicine, and the . . practice eiri'sing therefrom. They are Also sold by lus Appointment, ;or the conPfi n.ience of those living at a distance, by • Mr: Baxter : . South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, rrinter,,(;:as govv, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his address; at . Clie., Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-streer, Pall-Mall; Robertson's Toy-shon z No to 3 oxford-street; Mr. borough's, No. 7, FiS 4 r.,.treet-hill, nearly opposite the • NW- - nnment ; Mr.. S teel's, Booksell e r, S o .‘ 1, Union-row. LlicLg, Tower-lull; Mi. Bull, Dame -street. 'Dublin; and by person in, ever) , considerable 'town in Great-Iliitain anti Ireland, in Boxes o f only ;s. each,' sealed up 00 full And plain airedions, whereby. persons q f - either Sp may cure themselves yith ease and secrecy, N. B. Every Box sold in (.;reat liqt?kiti is seale4 nit. with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Comni , n - New Briiige-street," to imitate eyhi c h I s loopy, inn sieners, is printe,d, at the &ramp-office—it T. Taylor- No 6, all, others are counteiritits. ! '. i~ ;1 .~ 1 t ~~ ~~.